Garry Coxall (sometimes erroneously credited as Gary Coxall; born April 25th/26th, 1922) was a cameraman and photographer. He worked in the film industry in the 1950s and 1960s, mainly as a camera operator and clapper loader. He was a cameraman on Thunderbirds season 1 and 2.
Coxall was born in Ontario, Canada, to an English mother and a Canadian father. He was given the middle name McDougall, which is his late mother's maiden name.
In late 1951, Coxall relocated to England, where he worked in the film industry; he contributed to Companions in Crime (1954), Make Me an Offer (1955), and the 1962 Intertel documentary Living with a Giant. Coxall later worked on Thunderbirds before moving back to Canada around the late 1960s. He is known to have resided in Toronto in January 1981.
Camera Operator[]
- The Uninvited (Second Unit)
- Operation Crash-Dive (Second Unit)
- Vault Of Death (Second Unit)
- The Mighty Atom (Second Unit)
- City of Fire (Second Unit)
- The Impostors (Second Unit)
- The Man From MI.5 (Second Unit)
- Cry Wolf (Second Unit)
- Danger At Ocean Deep (Second Unit)
- Move - And You're Dead (Second Unit)
- The Duchess Assignment (Second Unit)
- Brink of Disaster (Second Unit)
- Attack of the Alligators! (Second Unit)
- Martian Invasion (Second Unit)
- The Cham-Cham (Second Unit)
- Atlantic Inferno
- Path Of Destruction
- Alias Mr. Hackenbacker
- Lord Parker's 'Oliday
- Give or Take a Million
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Coxall worked on the 1954 short film The Mirror and Markheim with Peter Nash and Noel Rowland - who were camera operators on Thunderbird 6 and Thunderbirds (season 1 and 2) respectively.
- He was an avid reader of the Motor Sport magazine, so much so that he sent in letters to said magazine from the 1960s to 1980s.